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Learn how to capture a construction project's progress using time lapse photography in our ultimate guide. From planning to sharing, we've got you covered.

PTZ cameras add movement and visual interest to construction time lapse projects. Consider pros and cons before choosing them over 4k still cameras.

 

Learn about the technology adoption lifecycle and how it affects the construction industry. See where construction falls on the curve and why it's important to move leftward.

Learn how to capture the progress of a residential home build or renovation with a construction time lapse camera.

Read how solar saved a construction time lapse camera project. The video was used to create teasers for those looking to visit the new training center.

The  Livermore Training Center time lapse project achieved its objective of elevating the awareness and interest of international customers to attend the new facility for support and training. Topcon has installed an additional two cameras to capture and promote another expansion project on the campus.

There are many benefits to having a construction site monitored remotely using 4K-quality time lapse cameras. Here are seven reasons why you should consider it.

Our customer, Douglas MacAyeal, a Glaciologist/professor at the University of Chicago, used BlinkX (now UpBlink) in a project that studies surface melting and climate change effects on the George VI Ice Shelf located on the Antarctic Peninsula. Here is the incredible story of his team’s journey and how BlinkX with a custom power supply and HERO7 were part of the process to document their progress autonomously for two years! 

Passive homes are much more numerous in Europe than they are in the U.S., but awareness is growing. The passive home Adams + Beasley is building in Acton, Massachusetts was designed by architects at ZeroEnergy Design.